CO129-604-6 Immigration- control over entry from China 1-1-1947 - 4-1-1950 — Page 26

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(47)+(48)

As the for has pointed out at the end of para 3 of (45)

restrictions on

entry of Chinese involve

very

considerable

difficulties in Hong Kong which he is anxions & avond.

for this mason

·

ude pasa 2, restrictions have not yet been

enforced on ameals for Comminist

great enough to justify special

I think :. that me

restrictions

m

anas

as the numbers are not

of control.

cases of

may assume that he will not impose

entry from Macas unless the numbers increase

considerably. If the Portugese do not wish the control to h imposed it is up to them to amist in precating the use

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stepping stone to Hong Kong. This suggestion has been

put to the for.

+ I thich he will follow it - in fact para I

of (47) would show that he is already acting along there lives.

In the circumstances I suggest the action proposed in para 2 of (47) is approved as in draft tel apposite

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new arrangements regering In it.K. The 1.0. are exflawing this fischinto the Commal vemtharising that the for camust consent trany post ponement.

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